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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jul 10, 1935
Page
6
Dear Miss Dix argues the home is shared by both spouses. The wife shapes the atmosphere, supervises education and morals, and remains attractive, while the husband should support and participate. Many women bear this role daily, calling it normal, not extraordinary.
The article weighs two views on beauty while on holiday. One side favors full cosmetic care and treatments, the other urges rest and minimal makeup. Readers are advised to tailor routines to the destination and leisure pace, with practical tips on masks, creams, nails, and sun care.
The State Department designated Cornelius V. Engert, now first secretary of the American Legation in Cairo, as charged affairs of the American Legation in Addis Ababa. This marks a new posting for Engert in Ethiopia, reflecting continued U.S. diplomatic appointments.
A vintage advertisement touts Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound as a remedy for faintness fatigue and rundown health. It features customer testimonials from Mrs Talman and Mrs Sophie Kiernan praising improved energy, weight, and spirits after using the product.
A 1924 style guide outlines summer beverage prep with mint julep and Tom Collins as cooling options. It describes bruise mint technique, bourbon use, and glassware, plus variations like vermouth cassis and cream de menthe suited for highball or goblet serving.
A dense listing of radio programs and orchestras with times from early daily schedule segments. Items include Gene Burchells Orch, Vic and Sade, Betty and Bob, Dorothea Ponce, Jack Armstrong, Lowell Thomas, Burns and Allen, Hank Greenngs Kentucky, and more, spanning morning to late night with repeated entries and several two hour blocks.
Pink, fashion's summer favorite, dominates looks from pink linen suits to pink sweaters and white skirts. An elegant pink chiffon gown with a matching wrap showcases the stylish shade as a premium choice for day and evening wear.
A historical recipe collection describes a fruit punch with citrus juices sugar pineapple juice and a splash of white wine peach brandy and Cuban rum plus decorative fruit. It also details Americano Tom Collins and Plant er’s punch served in tall glasses with lemon twist ice and fruit garnish.
A forecast notes favorable planetary influence for promotion and advancement. It warns careful signing of papers and highlights support from authorities for those born on this day, hinting at financial independence and public favor. Notable mention includes John Quincy Adams. It also cites Amanita phalloides as a deadly poison with no antidote.
Adele Garrison crafts a melodramatic scene in which Mary, camouflaged by a scarf and a darkened room, reports a mysterious visitor outside her window. The narrator and Dicky join Mary in investigating a potentially sinister figure linked to Svengall while tensions rise about trust and danger.
In a tense scene Mary reports spotting a strange man outside her window while a discussion between Mary and the narrator unfolds. Dicky and Katie add background as the pair plan to dress and leave, hoping the prowler is caught by state troopers later.
Grandma discusses summer wool wear for children and the risk of overheating. She notes some kids tolerate wool better, while others get colds from rapid cooling. Conversation touches on knitting coats and the balance between warmth and health.
The Dickens mystery "The Mystery of Edwin Drood" plays at the Ohio Theater starting Thursday with Claude Rains star in a sinister choir master role. Screenplay by Atlas, King, Balderston, Unger. directed by Stuart Walker. lavish sets and a notable supporting cast.
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